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Legislative functions
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Lifting the corporate veil..Following the decision of the court of appeal in Adams v Cape Industries plc (1990) Ch 433
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Lister v Forth Dry Dock & Engineering Co Ltd (1990) 1 AC 546, House of lords.
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Literal Rule Golden Rule and the Mischeif Rule
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LL232: Law & Institutions of the European Union
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Local Courts in New South Wales.
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Look at the term doctrine of binding precedent and to what extent this has lead to the common law being responsive to change.
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Looking from Malaysian perspective, discuss the concept of law, and sources of Malaysian law. Cite relavant constitutional issues or articles and case laws if there is any.
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Lord Devlin famously said, "...trial by jury is more than an instrument of Justice and more than one wheel of the constitution: it is the lamp that shows that freedom lives". Critically assess the jury system
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Magistrates
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Magistrates do decide the guilt of innocence of the defendant, but in addition, they also decide the sentence. This in effect gives them more powers than a professional judge. However, the maximum they can give is up to 6 months
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Magistrates.
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Magistrates.
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Managerial ethics - Texaco in the Ecuadorean Amazon
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Marbury v. Madison and Judicial Review.
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Marijuana's history in the United States
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Maxims of Equity
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May a judge, faced with a statutory provision that seems to produce an absurd or unjust result, simply say that the legislature has made a mistake? Explain.
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McLoughlin v O'Brien [1982] gave rise to debates surrounding the area of policy and principle in cases, more notably, cases of tort.
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Media Ethics.
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Merging of the Legal Professions.
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Merging of the Legal Professions.
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Miracles are often defined as events which "violate" the "laws of nature"
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Mobile Phones and the Law.
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Modern Developments in Equity over the 20th Century.
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